i tried to do some modifications i dont know what went wrong kindly let me know what happened
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- Edited Sep 12, 2012 5:16am Sep 11, 2012 6:26pm | Edited Sep 12, 2012 5:16am
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hello,
Password, I've been thinking a lot this weekend working on the project "Project3" and came to the conclusion that I would not be able to change the project the way I wanted, by the limitation that its creator ended up creating.
All trades were identified by their description, not by the amount or execution or similar, so I was not able to implement changes I had in mind in EA
Then I saw that all MATHGRID's already had tested, what really really caught my attention for its continued operation and no errors, was first presented in this EA POST
I know you will say that the EA is aggressive and myself have quoted the same one can be considered in circumstances where the original settings was progammed.
But it shifted a bit this weekend, added limitations that may contain large zero losses and minimize the chance of it bursting the bill making a number of trades
A configuration that already once I configured the default in the code directly is a limitation on the number of orders he can open
The function is set in 128 open orders, that because most brokers I know are limited accounts to use up to 200 orders at a time.
And to get a more consistent factor for calculating the risk involved and even check if the EA is really profitable I caught a lot of value fixed in accordance with the configuration that you do
The EA is so easy to manipulate it by calculating its margin by leveraging the broker and the possibility of avoiding burst or that the account reaches the stop-loss
To find the best configuration for your account I suggest the following. The value that you set for the LOT will you multiply by the average value of the currency by multiplying again leverage factor broker
An example in my LIVE account I'm testing configured as follows:
Account Balance: U.S.$1,871.00
Lot Size: 0.01 lot
Broker Leverage: 1:1000
As mentioned earlier the EA is set to "locked" into a maximum of 128 open orders, then calculating the risk that my account is with this EA is as follows:
0.01 (fixed lot) x 1.2853 (eur usd price) x 1000 (leverage) = 12.853
So to finish this value found 12,853 multiplied by the maximum of orders that EA can open:
12.853 x 128 (orders) = U.S.$1,645.18
It follows then that will not run the risk of this EA being caught by the limit of the broker not to exceed the default limit of 200 open orders at the same time, and also not run the risk of reaching the margin-call since the calculated value of U.S.$1.645,18 is less than the balance of my account.
Attention to increase safety, use at most 50% of your available margin in the example above is still too risky
And to top it off, sorry for my bad english
Password, I've been thinking a lot this weekend working on the project "Project3" and came to the conclusion that I would not be able to change the project the way I wanted, by the limitation that its creator ended up creating.
All trades were identified by their description, not by the amount or execution or similar, so I was not able to implement changes I had in mind in EA
Then I saw that all MATHGRID's already had tested, what really really caught my attention for its continued operation and no errors, was first presented in this EA POST
I know you will say that the EA is aggressive and myself have quoted the same one can be considered in circumstances where the original settings was progammed.
But it shifted a bit this weekend, added limitations that may contain large zero losses and minimize the chance of it bursting the bill making a number of trades
A configuration that already once I configured the default in the code directly is a limitation on the number of orders he can open
The function is set in 128 open orders, that because most brokers I know are limited accounts to use up to 200 orders at a time.
And to get a more consistent factor for calculating the risk involved and even check if the EA is really profitable I caught a lot of value fixed in accordance with the configuration that you do
The EA is so easy to manipulate it by calculating its margin by leveraging the broker and the possibility of avoiding burst or that the account reaches the stop-loss
To find the best configuration for your account I suggest the following. The value that you set for the LOT will you multiply by the average value of the currency by multiplying again leverage factor broker
An example in my LIVE account I'm testing configured as follows:
Account Balance: U.S.$1,871.00
Lot Size: 0.01 lot
Broker Leverage: 1:1000
As mentioned earlier the EA is set to "locked" into a maximum of 128 open orders, then calculating the risk that my account is with this EA is as follows:
0.01 (fixed lot) x 1.2853 (eur usd price) x 1000 (leverage) = 12.853
So to finish this value found 12,853 multiplied by the maximum of orders that EA can open:
12.853 x 128 (orders) = U.S.$1,645.18
It follows then that will not run the risk of this EA being caught by the limit of the broker not to exceed the default limit of 200 open orders at the same time, and also not run the risk of reaching the margin-call since the calculated value of U.S.$1.645,18 is less than the balance of my account.
Attention to increase safety, use at most 50% of your available margin in the example above is still too risky
And to top it off, sorry for my bad english